Stop-work Orders in Beit Awwa

Stop-work Orders in Beit Awwa

 


 

 

Violation: stop-work orders in Beit Awwa.

Date: June 7, 2012.

Perpetrators: the Israeli Occupation Civil Administration.

Victims: members of As-Sweiti family.

 

Details:

 

On June 7, 2012, the Israeli Occupation Authorities issued stop-work orders for 3 residents, two shacks, and a cisterns in Beit Awwa, western Hebron. The owners stated that Israeli troops broke into an area known as ‘Is’eda’ and distributed the orders. The orders were entitled ‘stop-work orders’ and demanded immediate stoppage of construction on the pretext of no permit.

 

It also set June 21, 2012, as the date of a hearing session to be held in Beit El Military Court to decide on the fate of the structures.

The owners prepared the needed documents to object to the Israeli orders.

 

Table 1: victims of the Israeli orders:

 












































































No.

Name

Family members

Children

Area (m2)

Structure

Built

Status

picture

1

Abdul Raoul Sweiti

5

0

160

Residence

2007

Inhabited



8

WC

2007

used

2

Rasem Sweiti

11

7

220

Shack

2001

Used



60

Two rooms

2001

Used



100 m3

Cistern

2001

used

3

Adnan Sweiti

5

3

150

Two storey residence

2007

Under construction



4

Awni Sweiti

5

3

200

Two storey residence

2000

Inhabited



50

Barn

2010

Used



 








 

Picture A: Abdul Rasul notification

 








 

Picture B: order for Adna Sweiti


 






 

Picture C: order for Awni Sweiti

 

 

The owners of the threatened structures said that the Israelis claim that the structures were built prior to acquiring proper permits for construction in area classified ‘C’ according to Oslo. They said that they plan for applying for permits despite being almost sure that they will not be granted ones. They also expressed their fear over an Israeli plan to build colonial units on the edges of a road connecting Negohot and Givat Habustan with the checkpoint leading to areas occupied in 1948.

 










 

Picture 7-8: a section of the wall in Beit Awwa

 

They also said that the Israeli Occupation Authorities had put marks on the edges of the road.

 

 

 


 

 

 
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